Sentence examples for much less disruptive from inspiring English sources

If telephone calls are any guide, secession would be much less disruptive in Scotland than in Wales.

It's a lot easier than trying to take notes while you talk, and - provided your caller doesn't mind being recorded - it's much less disruptive.

Biomass ethanol should be much less disruptive on the commodity market, but we will eventually run out of land suitable for energy crops.

"Our technology is faster, more efficient and much less disruptive to building sites when used repeatedly" explains Anas Dahlawi, General Manager of FalconViz.

Using p-toluenesulphonate as the counter ion caused pronounced changes to film structure upon both redox cycling and holding it in a fixed oxidation state; the perchlorate anion was found to be much less disruptive.

Don't forget about "pull" communications, which are much less disruptive that "push" communications like email and instant messaging.

However, with Instant Articles, Facebook now offers publishers the opportunity to host their content in its own environment in order to create a much smoother, less disruptive and more aesthetic content experience for the users.

Wilson was a much more mainstream, less disruptive Labour leader than Corbyn; yet throughout his time in office there were recurring Whitehall rumours and press stories about groups of servicemen and ex-servicemen seeking to undermine him.

They found, that despite girls being much less likely to develop disruptive behaviour disorder (low prevalence), the same factors predicted disruptive behaviour problems in both girls and boys.

Much less trying to develop a disruptive, game-changing bit of hardware in a rapidly maturing smartphone industry.

Based on this, the suggestion is that the potential disruptive effect of donor DNA is possibly much less.